Atlantis Legend and Donnelly Theories Across Ages
A synopsis of Ignatius Donnelly's Atlantis hypothesis and Plato's ancient account. The piece traces legends of a submerged continental empire beyond the Pillars of Hercules, its influence on later scholars, and claims of Aryan origins spreading from Atlantis to Egypt and Europe.
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Flate
Golon
Ignatius Donnelly
Atlantic Ocean
Atlantis
Seven Hills
Rome
Greece
Azores
Trishman
Plato
Solon
Athens
Egypt
Diodorus
Siculus
Llercules
Africa
Donnelly
South America
Athuitis
Europe
France
Spain
Nile
Mexico
Central America
Missippi
Kansas City Star
Local Notes and Human Interest From Harrisburg Area
The Civic Club in Harrisburg ponders starting a cooking school with the sewing club. A Greek Catholic Church venture in West Berwick pools stock with equal profits to members and church. An elderly widow considers leaving housekeeping for family. A log cabin fire near Harrisburg kills seven in one family. Walkers Hall in Tamaqua, worth 25000, burned with 5000 property damage. A 93 year old Montoursville woman narrowly avoids injury when a wool cap saves her. A large muscal rayge caught near Bradford by F W Middaugh is claimed a regional record. A Kane shop received a conscience tax 50 cents unnamed sender. Lions caused panic at Lewistown Junction when box car visitors startled by engine noise. Brookside farm of the Brindle family nears transfer to George IV, continuing 100+ year lineage. The Great Marshal Ney noted as a German-born Frenchman, with career details and peculiar traits.
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Civic Club
Harrisburg
John M. Heagy
West Berwick
Hannah Smith
Center Hall
George Smith
Walkers Hall
Tamaqua
Rebecca Ulrich
Montoursville
Middaugh
Kane
Washington, D. C
Lewistown Junction
George R. Brindle
Brookside
Brindle
The Statistical Fiend and the Humble Truth
A humorous musing on statistics as used to claim authority. The piece recalls exaggerated claims about beer, rivers, tides, and battles, contrasting them with aridges of misused data. It notes Ramsay admitting statistics can be inaccurate and mocks a regimental casualty figure later revealed as two deaths, one eaten by a tiger.
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St. Levis
Abantay
Aboukir
Zurich
Zelichon
Sir William Ramsay
India
Philip Hale
Boston Herald
Herschel Views Saturn From Windsor Castle
Sir William Herschel arranged a telescope at Windsor Castle for Queen Charlotte and court ladies to view Saturn and its rings. Clouds broke the observing plan, but the queen and attendants still saw the planet clearly through the instrument. Herschel also built a cardboard model of the Saturnian system in the grounds with a lamp to illuminate it.
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Willam Herschel
Saturn
Winsor Castle
Hid
Westminster Gazette
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